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In this New York Sexual Harassment Prevention: Employees course, you’ll learn how to recognize, prevent, and respond to sexual harassment in the workplace. We’ll also discuss your rights and responsibilities under New York State and City laws so you can promote an inclusive, and retaliation-free work environment. Throughout the course, you’ll connect legal protections with real‑world behavior to understand how everyday actions shape safer, more equitable workplaces.
We’ll explore what constitutes sexual harassment under New York law, presenting clear examples and practical strategies for recognizing, reporting, and preventing misconduct. You’ll build confidence in addressing concerns early and strengthen your ability to uphold trust and open communication across teams. We’ll also highlight mandatory training requirements, reporting procedures, retaliation protections, and employer recordkeeping standards to give you a complete understanding of how New York upholds every employee’s right to a safe workplace. By the end of this course, you’ll know how to identify inappropriate behavior, take safe and effective action, and support a workplace culture built on accountability and respect.
This course is designed for employees, to ensure they understand what sexual harassment is, the federal and state laws pertaining to sexual harassment, how to protect themselves from sexual harassment, and their employer's responsibilities.
The course covers what sexual harassment is, examples of sexual harassment, facts and statistics, federal laws and 2022 updates, New York laws, sex stereotyping, sexual misconduct, quid pro quo, sexual assault, hostile work environment, harassment in remote work environments, employer obligations, prevention policy, filing a complaint, what to expect after filing, when an employer is liable, and penalties for sexual harassment.
The course builds skills in EEO investigations, employment protection legislation, HR regulations, labor law, preventive labor relations, and sexual harassment awareness.
Yes, the course includes a lesson on sexual harassment behaviors in remote work environments.
The course teaches how employees can report sexual harassment, how to file a complaint, what to expect after filing a complaint, and which activities are protected from retaliation.